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I think Smith is in Miami fans’ heads.
Im with you but my post didnt say otherwise or even about that lol..Mali better, Stanford better competition than Ball State
After Key’s INT and our win in the CFP? It’s college football and JJ is a great receiver that plays for a hated rival. We all would have loved for him to play for this U, but he chose what he felt was best for him. Seems to be business as usual to me.I think Smith is in Miami fans’ heads.
He made the right decision going to Ohio State. It was a smart decision. What hurts is that we were one season too late. If he had graduated a year later he would be in Miami
Nah, I ain't in it. I'm spectating.Exactly, you see it!
Funny you mentioned GT, I told ny brother JJ coulda gone to GT and been top 5 pickCalvin Johnson committed to GaTech bc it’s the home team after UGa botched his recruiting visit… and was the 2nd overall pick in the draft. Jeremiah Smith committing to Ohio State wasn’t a smart decision it was a weak one.
He would’ve broke records and made the playoffs with Cam Ward… and been a superstar in his home town winning back to back championships with Malachi Toney his last two seasons.
If you’re spectating, open your eyes then! Or, just blindly commentNah, I ain't in it. I'm spectating.
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Whether I wanted to OpEn My EyEs or BlInDlY sPeCtaTe... I was gonna do whatever TF I wanted to and post whatever TF I wanted to, my G.If you’re spectating, open your eyes then! Or, just blindly comment![]()
He can't turn a db by head movement or squaring up. He has poor conditioning or is putting on an act because he constantly takes himself out the game looking like he just ran 2 miles after every play. Toney played 51 of 67 snaps vs Smith 35 of 62 this weekend.
He made the right decision going to Ohio State. It was a smart decision. What hurts is that we were one season too late. If he had graduated a year later he would be in Miami
IDGAF about thatI think Smith is in Miami fans’ heads.
He made the right decision going to Ohio State. It was a smart decision. What hurts is that we were one season too late. If he had graduated a year later he would be in Miami
Only one player getting this kind of motion in the country.